A treatise on the law of contracts

A treatise on the law of contracts volume 23 contents: Ch. 61 - Contracts of suretyship and guaranty. I. Introduction. II. Effect of principal obligor's defenses on liability of surety or guarantor. III. Discharge by extending principal's time to perform. IV. Discharge by surrender or impairment of security or collateral by creditor. V. Effect of alteration of principal contract. VI. Effect of failure of condition to formation or liability. VII. Effect of misrepresentation. VIII. Fixing and terminating surety's liability. IX. Surety's equitable rights. Ch. 62 - Miscellaneous contracts. I. Contracts between attorney and client. II. Contracts between physician and patient. III. Contracts with brokers. IV. Marriage contracts. Ch. 63 - What constitutes breach of contract. I. In general. II. Particular conduct as breach. III. Breach of implied promises. IV. Anticipatory repudiation or breach. A. Introduction. B. Statements and criticism of the rule. C. Elements of cause of action. D. Positive repudiation essential for breach. E. Election to treat repudiation as breach. F. Retraction of repudiation. G. Applicability of doctrine to unilateral obligations. Includes acknowledgments, Westlaw electronic research guide, table of contents and the 2003 cumulative supplement pocket part. Original vols. 1-7 published by Lawyers Cooperative Pub. ; v. 8-23 published by West Group ; v. 24-31 published by Thomson/West. Includes unnumbered table of contents (in loose-leaf format), table of cases, tables and index vols.